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 1   I,  18|        only, such as flesh and bone and sinew, or also from
 2   I,  18|       rather is that flesh and bone and each of the other parts
 3   I,  18|      of the semen is sinew and bone is quite above us, as the
 4  II,  1 |       which flesh is flesh and bone is bone, that is no longer
 5  II,  1 |     flesh is flesh and bone is bone, that is no longer so; what
 6  II,  6 |     that is made into flesh or bone by the heat, but only something
 7  II,  6 |  formed; even after birth this bone is still soft in children.
 8  II,  6 |    grow, all animals that have bone or its analogue would grow
 9   V,  5 |      that we know, because the bone about the brain is thinner
10   V,  5 | because of the thinness of the bone, whilst the heat fails on
11   V,  7 |       shown by the fact that a bone is actually found in some
12   V,  8 |      the grinders, because the bone of the jaw is flat in that
13   V,  8 |        the jaw is flat and the bone strong, those of the front
14   V,  8 |        they are shed while the bone is still growing and the